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Post by soundintheround on Sept 5, 2019 9:53:56 GMT -6
Just want to give a heads up to this website/forum resource in case not already familiar..... johnlsayers.com/Recmanual/Titles/Acoustics3.htmHelped alot with my home studio build. Main take aways for me are: 1. The more you trap sound inside a room (not very large ones), the more you will have to work to treat it. So sometimes not such a bad thing to let some bass leak out, if it's do-able. 2. "Inside out Wall" worked great for me in my smaller room and saves a ton of space/money. 3. Room inside a room works best. Skip the green glue / clips etc and do this instead if its possible.
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Post by johneppstein on Sept 6, 2019 0:14:10 GMT -6
Just want to give a heads up to this website/forum resource in case not already familiar..... johnlsayers.com/Recmanual/Titles/Acoustics3.htmHelped alot with my home studio build. Main take aways for me are: 1. The more you trap sound inside a room (not very large ones), the more you will have to work to treat it. So sometimes not such a bad thing to let some bass leak out, if it's do-able. 2. "Inside out Wall" worked great for me in my smaller room and saves a ton of space/money. 3. Room inside a room works best. Skip the green glue / clips etc and do this instead if its possible. Even if you do the room within a room you should still have a double layer of sheetrock with green glue in between. Not much point in a room within a room if your inner room leaks like a sieve.
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Post by soundintheround on Sept 6, 2019 9:02:36 GMT -6
Sheetrock, yes. Greenglue and clips...not so sure.
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